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Default Feb 04, 2007 at 03:22 PM
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dear group
it has been a few months now that i have lost my
beloved dad.i now feel like i am in a dream and soon
this dream will end and my dad will be back.i do not know if it is this new med i am on or it is the next stage of greif i am going thru.today i have taken to bed because of a feeling of total wipe out. has anyone felt like this in greif a loss of a loved one.thanks. samm
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Default Feb 04, 2007 at 05:04 PM
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Hi Samm,

Your feeling like your Dad will still be back, but knowing he is gone is classic grief. It shows you are still working through what happened, and coming to grips with it.

When I am feeling grief I often find the best place for me is in bed, b/c I just feel so sad and lost. Grief and your heavy heart can make you feel terribly tired.

Feel free to PM me.

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Default Feb 04, 2007 at 06:07 PM
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it is only a few months since my nana and mom died and i often feel the same way you do --- just want to hiberante in bed forever and wait for them to vcome back home
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Default Feb 04, 2007 at 07:28 PM
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Hi samm loss of a parent

I've lost both my parents. It's been many years since my mom's passing.......and still have hopes that it was just a bad dream......and she will be coming back soon...to hold me in her arms & tell me everything is ok.

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Yes, first I dreamed that my dad wasn't really dead, that it was all a big mistake. Then I would have feelings of it not being real, that he was still here and would appear any moment.

I think this is where some people get the idea that it takes a year to grieve. Actually it takes as long as it takes. But what I mean is that when you get through the first Christmas or other major holiday, the first birthday, the first anniversary of his death, it seems to sink in better and feel more real. I think that's what grief is.. the moving from disbelief to belief. It takes as long as it takes and it is different for each person.

You will feel better Samm. Time will help you. You won't forget him; you'll stay connected to him with memories. Missing him will help you think of him because you will have memories to think about and cherish.

Your sadness will ease Samm, and you'll feel better.

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Default Feb 08, 2007 at 10:17 AM
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dear vanna 123

that is how i feel this whole week i have taken to bed because i tink he will open the door any time and come in and dealing with legal matters makes it real and final and i cannot not deal with it. it is too soon it has only been a few months this last week in half i wanted to end it all but i have to go on my dad would not want that for me i felt this way before with a dealth in my family.
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it's been years and years since i lost my parents and i still think of things that i "need" to tell them............. loss of a parent
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